(Nederlands tekst nog niet beschikbaar)The San Antonio volcanoic crater with the village of Fuencaliente above.

(Nederlands tekst nog niet beschikbaar)Teneguia Volcano erupted in 1971 and created a new crater, lava flows down to the sea and several square kilometers of new land.

De laatste vulkaanuitbarsting was in 1971. De Teneguia zorgde 24 dagen lang voor een spektakel. Nog steeds is in de spleten de warmte te voelen en ruik je de zwavelgeuren.

(Nederlands tekst nog niet beschikbaar)The Volcan de Teneguia as seen from the San Antonio crater rim.A solidified lava flow can be clearly seen emerging from the front-near-side of the crater and travelling to the left and down to the sea.

(Nederlands tekst nog niet beschikbaar)The heat from the magma deep underground can still be felt in some of the cracks and crevices in the Volcan de Teneguia. There is often the smell of Sulphur but it gets less every year.

(Nederlands tekst nog niet beschikbaar)A volcanic bomb. This is formed when hot lava is thrown into the air and cools into a 'water drop' form in the air. With luck the remain whole when reaching solid earth.

(Nederlands tekst nog niet beschikbaar)Volcanic bombs. One round and one more elongated.

(Nederlands tekst nog niet beschikbaar)The road between Las Manchas and Jedey passes through a lava flow. At several places along the road you can see evidence of the liquid lava flowing and cooling on the surface.

(Nederlands tekst nog niet beschikbaar)Lava deposits in layers in Garafia. Grit to gravel sized pieces probably thrown out of a small volcanic crater as molten drops which then solidified in the air and formed layers cemented together with volcanic ash.